Malbork Castle and Gdańsk or Sopot day trip
- 17 hours
- Hotel pickup within central Warsaw
- 5.0(10 reviews)
The Teutonic Knights' fortress and the Baltic coast
A group of up to eight, with hotel pickup, drives about four and a half hours to Malbork, the largest castle complex in Europe by area, built by the Teutonic Order. A guide leads you through the High Castle, the cloisters, the Summer Refectory and the Grand Masters' Palace.
After lunch, continue to Gdańsk's Hanseatic Old Town (Amber Museum, Golden Gate, Artus Court) or to Sopot for Europe's longest wooden pier.
Best for
- Malbork and the Baltic coast in one day
- Small groups of up to 8
- A rare full day reaching the coast
Highlights
- Malbork Castle
- Gdańsk's Old Town or Sopot
- Lunch included
- Up to 8 participants
Itinerary
Drive to Malbork Castle
~4.5 hoursFrom central Warsaw, with an English-speaking driver.
Malbork Castle
~3.5 hoursA guided walk through the High and Middle Castle, including an audio guide.
Lunch
~1 hourSoup, a main course and water at a local restaurant.
Gdańsk or Sopot
~2 hoursA guided walk through Gdańsk’s Old Town, or free time on Sopot’s pier and promenade.
Return to Warsaw
~4.5 hoursDrop-off back at your Warsaw accommodation.
What's included
- Transportation by car or minibus
- Hotel pickup and drop-off in central Warsaw
- English-speaking driver and guide
- Entry fee to Malbork Castle
- Lunch (soup, main course and water)
- Additional food and drinks
- Personal expenses
Important information
- This tour requires a minimum of two reservations for the same date to run.
- This is a long, 17-hour day; comfortable clothing is recommended.
- Confirm your preference for Gdańsk or Sopot in advance where possible.
Meeting and end point
Meeting point
Hotel pickup within central Warsaw, confirmed at checkout.
Get there with Meilora
A private car from your hotel to the meeting point, timed for your slot. Fixed price, booked on Meilora.
